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Kurumi is actually asking for sex. She doesn't want to die a virgin, and Shiiko is probably the most experienced of the group.

I'm pretty sure further flashbacks will reveal what caused the scar, and it's very likely that it will be something that Master considers her own fault.

Maybe she's finally admitting her own cowardice to herself. She's in a similar position, seeing her actions from a different perspective, so it would make sense that she might reconsider her actions in a new light. I am excited to see her murder this guy, and then probably get murdered...

I really like this, and I think it could've ended up being something very special. But the pacing is all over the place and it's always unclear where this is going. Is it a drama about friendship? A romance, and if so, what kind? Is the narrative supposed to split between Akira and her brother...

The author wrote this on his webpage after chapter 17 came out. http://n-motoworks.blogspot.com/2018/03/incident-17.html

Okay, after how that press conference went, the publisher might as well skip the middle step and just go straight to printing money rather than books.

@Purplelibraryguy Yup. Nothing sells like controversy. All they need now is a court case for assault, and she'll be the best-selling author of the decade.

The mother didn't seem too concerned with Hibiki's literary career when it was brought up during the parent-teacher conference, so I expect that she honestly cares more about Hibiki going out with her friends than she does about Hibiki winning the prize. EDIT: well, she did seem excited that...

Something in the plot happened! It's been 18 chapters!

Given that a major theme of this book is the slow death of the publishing industry, and the somewhat quicker death of the literature publishing industry, it's not surprising that most nominees would be doomed to failure, with only the winner having any kind of success. Whether that's realistic...

I kind of like that almost every time an author is shown, they're really fucked up in one way or another. Some are just bizarre, but usually it feels like there's something deeply wrong with them. Like this makes me think of that woman who was struggling to be an author and just really stuck in...

I thought she was going to beat the shit out of him, but following him to his house and snooping around his personal life... coming from her, that was downright subtle. Who knew she was capable of such tact when it came to dealing with problems?

This would be a little more believable if she wasn't literally the best author in Japanese history. Maybe you could justify it with the idea that the publishing industry is trying to pump some life into the dying literature business by nominating a super young author for the good press, but it's...

Atmosphere was nice, but the story is pretty lame.

This story would've been a little more impactful if his girlfriend had some kind of characterization. As is, it's hard to really care about how torn he is.

I feel like any part of this story that involves Cartaphilus is just kinda boring.

The 8 shown plus the 3 others mentioned in Chapter 14 match the total of 11 that Kurumi describes in Chapter 8. The Empress/Brigadier seems to be personally acquainted with Asuka as a magical girl, and presumably is one of the original 11 magical girls. We can eliminate 4 of the Legendary 5—from...

I still lie awake at night wondering, "What did she put in that cake?"

Agreed. The art is somewhat simplistic, but the characters feel like real people (for better or worse). I think one of the main things that stands out here is that this story shows how difficult it is to change yourself. In many manga or other stories, a character has a moment of realization and...

I find it quite funny that the French magical girl doesn't have a mere magical motorcycle—no, she has a magical Ducati.